LOWER SNAKE RIVER COMPENSATION PLAN MAINTENANCE, IMPROVEMENTS, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
LOWER SNAKE RIVER COMPENSATION PLAN MAINTENANCE, IMPROVEMENTS, - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
LOWER SNAKE RIVER COMPENSATION PLAN MAINTENANCE, IMPROVEMENTS, AND EQUIPMENT REPLACEMENT FACILITIES LSRCP owns and administers fish rearing programs at 26 facilities scattered across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington. Replacement value of
FACILITIES
LSRCP owns and administers fish rearing programs at
26 facilities scattered across Idaho, Oregon, and Washington.
Replacement value of these facilities is approaching
$500,000,000
Operational equipment and vehicles have a
replacement value of nearly $30,000,000
AGING FACILITIES
Construction of LSRCP facilities began in 1980 with
McCall FH and South Fork Salmon River Satellite, and concluded with completion of the Fall Chinook Acclimation facilities (Pittsburgh Landing, Big Canyon – Idaho, and Captain John’s Rapids) in the mid 90’s.
Some facilities are approaching 40 years old;
maintenance needs are increasing.
FUNDING
Currently, LSRCP is able to budget approximately
$5.0M to $5.5M annually to address facility maintenance, improvements, including compliance improvements, and equipment replacement.
As facilities age, maintenance and equipment
replacement needs will continue to grow.
PROJECT ID.
Annual LSRCP condition assessments 5-Year condition assessment (regional FWS personnel) Environmental audits Safety inspections Bridge inspections HATCHERY MANAGERS
5 – YEAR PLAN
We maintain a 5-year plan to address maintenance,
improvements, and equipment replacement at all LSRCP facilities.
This is a good planning tool to identify and prioritize
projects.
Size of the LSRCP program allows enough flexibility to
address emergencies that arise without significant impact to the program, in most cases.
The 5-year planning process has to remain fluid.
COMPLIANCE EVALUATION
In FY2017 contractors completed evaluations at most
LSRCP facilities to determine if facilities met current NOAA Fisheries and / or State standards for Fish Screens, Fish Ladders and Traps, and Fish Weirs.
In FY2018, LSRCP initiated design efforts for
improvements to bring many facilities into compliance.
Construction to begin upon completion of design and
permitting; based on priority and funding availability.
LSRCP facility compliance will take many years.
FY2017 HIGHLIGHTS
LHO infrastructure chinook raceways - Dworshak New asphalt for entrance road and grounds - Lookingglass Hatchery building roof repair - Lookingglass Covered tanker and large equipment storage - Hagerman Additional operational space – Eagle Fish Health Lab Initiated design/const of new, safe drinking water well - Irrigon Chiller system - Irrigon Repair and improve irrigation system – Lyons Ferry Back-up generator for TW2 (tempering) well - Lookingglass
FY2017 HIGHLIGHTS
Employee bunkhouse expansion & improvement – Powell Satellite Shade cover over small raceways - Sawtooth Dredge water intakes – Sawtooth, Lookingglass Replace water inflow valves for rearing vats - Sawtooth Residence kitchen flooring & cabinet replacement – Magic Valley Flood restoration – Big Canyon - Oregon New outflow screens for large rearing lakes – Lyons Ferry Water intake improvements – Tucannon New residence furnaces & hot water heaters – Sawtooth